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Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
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contrib		contrib
makefiles		makefiles
.gitignore		.gitignore
Makefile		Makefile
apropos.scm		apropos.scm
autoload.scm		autoload.scm
compiler.c		compiler.c
compiler.h		compiler.h
compiler.scm		compiler.scm
config.scm		config.scm
ctak.scm		ctak.scm
edlin.c		edlin.c
gcb.scm		gcb.scm
gui.c		gui.c
guiwin.c		guiwin.c
heap.c		heap.c
heap.h		heap.h
io.c		io.c
io.h		io.h
license.txt		license.txt
list.c		list.c
list.h		list.h
logical.c		logical.c
logical.h		logical.h
loop.scm		loop.scm
macros.c		macros.c
macros.h		macros.h
macros.scm		macros.scm
midifile.scm		midifile.scm
midilisp.scm		midilisp.scm
midilisp2.scm		midilisp2.scm
number.c		number.c
number.h		number.h
object.h		object.h
port.c		port.c
port.h		port.h
pretty.scm		pretty.scm
prime.scm		prime.scm
proc.c		proc.c
proc.h		proc.h
r4rs.scm		r4rs.scm
readme.txt		readme.txt
repl.scm		repl.scm
repld.scm		repld.scm
rt.scm		rt.scm
runtime.c		runtime.c
runtime.h		runtime.h
scheduler.scm		scheduler.scm
scheme.c		scheme.c
scheme.h		scheme.h
scheme.scm		scheme.scm
serial-test.scm		serial-test.scm
shell.scm		shell.scm
sock.scm		sock.scm
string.c		string.c
string.h		string.h
struct.scm		struct.scm
symbol.c		symbol.c
symbol.h		symbol.h
sys.h		sys.h
sysunix.c		sysunix.c
syswin.c		syswin.c
table.c		table.c
table.h		table.h
tcp.scm		tcp.scm
test.c		test.c
util.scm		util.scm
vector.c		vector.c
vector.h		vector.h

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LeeScheme

A little scheme compiler/runtime I wrote for fun a long time ago, and periodically run to see if it still works.

The default Makefile is for Mac OS X (tested on snow leopard). Some other historical makefiles are in a subdirectory.

The "contrib/bench.scm" file is interesting, as it shows some historical timings over a fairly long span of time (a Mac plus ran this 1000x slower than my iMac i7).

Sorry, no docs, this was just a personal plaything. It does support hygienic macros, full continuations, and most of R4RS (but not bignums).